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And it’s my last year here. It’s been an experience. This place has changed me and I can’t imagine any other institution molding my character into a stronger, more insightful and driven woman. Though it’ll stress your pants off, I know it’ll be totally worth it when I walk across the amphitheatre (or chapin auditorium on a rainy day) stage to get that diploma!

I loved it. I went with a trip to study developing democracies as Georgia is a country in transition. Amazing… Every time I took a picture, I would review it on the back of my digital camera and would get disappointed. The pictures do NOT do the actual scene justice. But after I got home, I looked over the pictures again and could not believe I was there…

i went there for a builders beyond borders trip to build the community there a nursery school and repaint some of their old playground structures and buildings. the people are the sweetest people you will ever meet: kind, considerate, hospitable, fun, and all around good people.